Inspired by the end-to-end Polarity Hat pattern, this sock knitting journey begins with a four-petal, flower toe (the compass rose). Scale a series of mountains as you climb towards the cuff.

These summery ankle socks are knit from the top down, have a square turn heel and a propeller toe. Twining is used to create an interesting color pattern and dense, cushioned fabric that gives extra comfort and support to the heel flap and turn heel as well as the footband around your arch.

This wooly knit sock pattern is a tribute to our fiber friend, the sheep! The socks are worked from the toe up so the happy ewe face can be duplicate stitched on with minimal fuss. The body of the sheep had a lightly textured appearance to imitate its wooly fleece. The socks have a contrasting shadow wrapped short row heel.

Knit from end to end with no joining, this 2-layer- 2-color hat pattern is cozy and reversible. The hat tops have 4-petal flower shaping. A lightly lacey, peak and valley type stitch pattern allows the color of the inner layer to peek through. A simple picot edging helps you transition from the first layer to the second as you knit and makes th...

This warm weather, cotton-blend shawl pattern is perfect for travel knitting or travel wearing. The asymmetric, three sided design features a sawtooth edge and delicate picot bind off.

These toe-up socks were inspired by the Muscovy ducks who waddle around the Treasure Goddess Yarn studio. Duck prints walk their way down the socks. Contrasting garter ridges add a pop of color and texture.

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Chasing Butterflies is a gorgeous one-cake shawl that celebrates the joy of lace. With its easy-to-remember repeats, enjoy the adventure as this lightweight project flutters across your needles. 

Perfect by itself or paired with the coordinating Cereus Sweater. This gender neutral, ribbed hat is worked from the cuff up. The hat can be worn with the cuff folded over for an extra layer of warmth or unfolded for a more slouchy look.

With mirrored “S” and “Z” twist cables, these gender neutral socks are knit from the toe up beginning with a square toe and feature a gusset and flap heel. Both charted and written instructions for the stitch pattern are included.

This pattern was part of the PNW LYS TOUR 2021.

Perfect by itself or paired with the Cereus Hat. This seamless yoke sweater is knit from the top down with a simple, ribbed texture. The design features seamless construction, gender-neutral shaping, a rounded neckline and long sleeves.

These socks, graded to fit most adult women’s sizes, are worked from the top down and feature a lacy leg, heel flap, square turn heel, lightly patterned stitchwork across the top of the foot and a spiral toe.

Wondering about the pattern name? These gender neutral socks are knit from the bottom up (toe up) and the slanting stitch pattern is created without the use of cables.

Is “shlanket” a word?

This ear warmer headband and finger-less, layering mitts pattern was designed as a KAL (knit along). The headband features a provisional cast on and invisible Kitchener stitch join. The mitts feature a gap-less, long tail cast on, shaped thumb gusset and a picked up thumb. A bowknit stitch is used in all of the pieces.